A) Wealth B) Peace C) Power D) Danger
A) Poverty and struggle B) Fear and isolation C) Anger and rebellion D) Freedom and individuality
A) The Slums B) The Darkness C) The Shadows D) The Coop
A) The Rich B) The City C) The Palace D) The Light
A) Breaking free from a rooster coop B) Escaping from a burning building C) Climbing a massive mountain D) Sailing across a stormy sea
A) Rumi B) Ghalib C) Iqbal D) Tagore
A) They are controlled by evil rulers B) They lack the courage to fight C) They refuse to work hard enough D) They can’t see what is beautiful in this world
A) A modern day, capitalist Indian society B) A feudal monarchical society C) A traditional agrarian society D) A socialist utopian society
A) Muslims B) Sikhs C) Christians D) Buddhists
A) He is arrested and imprisoned B) He is forgiven and given a warning C) He is promoted and rewarded D) He is blackmailed and sacked
A) Priests, monks, and scholars B) Zamindars, politicians, and businessmen C) Foreigners, tourists, and writers D) Farmers, artisans, and laborers
A) Wealthy landowners B) Corrupt police officers C) Successful entrepreneurs D) Poor and underprivileged
A) Priyanka Chopra Jonas B) Ramin Bahrani C) Aravind Adiga D) Emma Lee-Potter
A) The Guardian B) The Independent C) The New York Times D) The San Francisco Chronicle
A) The Independent B) The Times of India C) The San Francisco Chronicle D) The Washington Post
A) Old newspapers B) Plastic bags C) Dry wood D) Coal
A) Aravind Adiga B) Ramin Bahrani C) Rajkummar Rao D) Adarsh Gourav
A) 24 February 2022 B) 23 January 2021 C) 5 April 2018 D) 3 September 2019
A) The Emmy Awards and the Screen Actors Guild Awards B) The 74th British Academy Film Awards and 93rd Academy Awards C) The Filmfare Awards and the National Film Awards D) The Golden Globes and the Cannes Film Festival
A) Irrfan Khan, Deepika Padukone, and Nawazuddin Siddiqui B) Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, and Ranbir Kapoor C) Rajkummar Rao, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Adarsh Gourav D) Amitabh Bachchan, Kareena Kapoor, and Vicky Kaushal
A) England B) India C) China D) America
A) Americanization B) Westernization C) Europeanization D) Asianization
A) His caste B) His accent C) His family name D) His religion
A) Balram's B) The narrator's C) Ashok's D) Pinky's
A) Mumbai B) New York C) Bangalore D) Gurgaon
A) A European atmosphere B) A traditional atmosphere C) An American atmosphere D) An industrial atmosphere
A) The historical center of Delhi B) The modernest suburb of Delhi-National Capital Region C) The poorest district of Delhi D) The oldest village near Delhi
A) A hotel attached B) An indoor beach C) A grocery market D) A cinema inside
A) Balram's wife B) Pinky Madam C) Balram's mother D) Ashok's sister
A) Fifty years B) Ten years C) Twenty years D) Five years
A) A landlord B) A politician C) An entrepreneur D) A professor
A) An international tech firm B) A restaurant chain C) A retail shopping mall D) A taxi service
A) Balram Halwai B) Wen Jiabao C) Aravind Adiga D) Ashok
A) 2005 B) 2003 C) 2008 D) 2010
A) Pulitzer Prize B) Nobel Prize C) Booker Prize D) Man Booker International
A) Ashok B) Balram Halwai C) Wen Jiabao D) Pinky
A) Ashok B) Aravind Adiga C) Wen Jiabao D) The Prime Minister of India
A) Three B) Five C) Seven D) Ten
A) Teashop owner B) Taxi driver C) Landlord D) Rickshaw puller
A) New Delhi B) Bangalore C) Laxmangarh D) Dhanbad
A) A government office B) A coal mine C) A luxury hotel D) A teashop
A) Hyundai Accent B) Honda City C) Suzuki Swift D) Toyota Corolla
A) New Delhi B) Kolkata C) Bangalore D) Mumbai
A) Textiles B) Coal C) Agriculture D) Software
A) By stabbing him with a broken bottle B) By crashing the car C) By shooting him with a gun D) By poisoning his food
A) Bangalore B) Dhanbad C) New Delhi D) Kolkata
A) 28 B) 45 C) 40 D) 33
A) Second B) First C) Third D) Fourth
A) Science fiction B) Picaresque novel C) Fantasy epic D) Historical romance |